The summer of 2025 was officially the hottest on record, the Ronaldsway Met Office has now confirmed.
It followed on from what was also the sunniest and warmest spring this year.
This kept the ground surface very dry going into the summer months, with another reason for the record being the especially high sea temperature around the British Isles.
The newly released data shows an average daily high of 18.8 Celsius, which breaks the previous record of 15.93°C from 1995.
Luxury knitwear company wants to expand Island operations
A knitwear business based at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate is applying for permission to expand its premises.
Youth supergroup selected to play at Albert Hall
A supergroup from the Island will be performing at the Youth Proms at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
How many inspections have there been in care homes?
An MHK will quiz the Island's health minister about care inspections.
Public meetings to give updates on government autism strategy
The government’s holding public meetings to update people on the progress of the national autism strategy.
Want to become a firefighter with more flexibility?
The Fire Service is offering new flexible contracts as part of its latest recruitment drive.
More support for physiotherapy students?
An MHK wants to know if Manx physiotherapy students will be given the same financial support as their UK counterparts.
Manx Care tribunal to hold preliminary hearing
A woman who's accused Manx Care of race and age discrimination will appear at a hearing later this year.
Public Health dismisses flu misinformation
Public Health has debunked myths about not sending unvaccinated children to school during nasal flu vaccine season.
